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Politics : Sharks in the Septic Tank
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To: epicure who wrote (66606)11/15/2002 4:55:52 PM
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"There is always hope that intensive therapy can help. Medication might also help."

I am pretty sure that any number of therapies could have an impact on the violence factor. Let's say we could get them out as total passivists...just for the sake of this discussion. I still don't see how they could function well and would have concerns about them living in my social circle of friends, family, and other loved ones. The days of assuming that all of the heinous criminals in our society are somehow rehab'd or in someone elses back yard are over. So, the concerns for these boys are really multiplied by the fact that we are bound to address these issues personally from time to time.

What do you see for these boys if we can remove the violence factor?
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